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Gravel racing goes mainstream in Paris-Tours.
Lots of moaning from the teams about it; some wittering in Eurosport commentary about it too. Get on with it ye great big Jessies.Gravel racing goes mainstream in Paris-Tours.
Lots of moaning from the teams about it; some wittering in Eurosport commentary about it too. Get on with it ye great big Jessies.
I've now seen the highlights and it looked like they'd filled, raked and rolled the gravel roads so the racers don't have to deal with the water-filled craters and tractor tyre ridges that us mortals have to ride around. Wimps!Watching it right now and it’s blimming great.
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Unicode. And ł.You truly are the master of ASCII (or do I mean Unicode?).
Can you do the L with a stroke through it as in Michal Kwiatkowski?
It's pretty easy these days. On Android, long pressing the virtual keyboard key pops up the accented variations
Whoever decided to limit the range of characters in the pop-up on certain languages is a prize daffodil. It's as if they think it should be difficult to write foreign names correctly.Of course - you can do the same on iOS but the range of characters seems a bit limited. Hadn't thought of changing the language for more options.
Might help if they remember that they're in the entertainment business. The old Paris-Tours was crap as a spectacleLots of moaning from the teams about it; some wittering in Eurosport commentary about it too. Get on with it ye great big Jessies.
Alternatively, maybe their whinging will finally get tarmac cycle routes built near Tours. AIUI both V41 and EV3 have lengthy gravel sections in that area, far worse than anything the pros raced on, some within 4 miles of Tours Place Jean Jaurès!Might help if they remember that they're in the entertainment business. The old Paris-Tours was crap as a spectacle